Seek Agreement On New Tariff Legislation
Injuries fatal to union man in traffic accident near Union City. Lyle B. Kimmey, 38, died at Corry hospital after being struck by an automobile driven by Knapp of Knapp. His son escaped with minor injuries. Coroner Dan Hanley to investigate.
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Knapp
Union City
Lyle B. Kimmey
Corry Hospital
Kimmey
Union
McKinney Highway
Wiewo
Njurlaw
Tenton City
Dan Hanley
Rete
Rotary Club Hears Reports On Convention Erie
A Rotary Club meeting at the Hotel Garsy featured five minute talks by Ralph B. Dewey Hari Smith Horton sl Davis Boyd Bimerick J. S. Walragen and B D MacKenzie summarizing the recent district convention in Erie. The club hosted a delegation of Union City residents including Roy Mulkle Orville Hatch Paul Mullen Chartes Raatmain Ed Brakiné and Julius Johnson.
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Erie
Rotary Club
Hell
Garsy
Ralph
Dewey
Hari Smith
Horton Sl Davis
Boyd Bimerick
J. 5. Walragen
B.D. MacKenzie
Service Club
Union City Citzens
Roy Mulkle
Orville Hatch
Paul Mullen
Chartes Raatmain Ed. Brakiné
Julius Johnson
Cambridge Springs Club Dinner Features Corry Rotary Orchestra
The Corry Rotary Chih orchestra performed at Cambridge Springs last evening during the club’s dinner meeting. The ensemble, led by Lucile Murray and Horton J. Davis, delivered a splendid program with members including Ted Clark Ralph Fogle Frances Wilcox Boyd Mmerlil and Dr Mary Rhodes.
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Corry
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed Today
A listing of radio program slots across networks WEAF WABC WNB C and NBC. ST women service at 6:00 and 9:00 Whiteman act and Burlesque Court Room incotch at 8:00 How's the Judge on BRT Voice of Columbia and Vaudeville Hour at 10:00.
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WEAF
NBC
CBS
Voice of Columbia
WAIN
Graf Zeppelin Postpones Atlantic Flight Start
Berlin reports Dr. Hugo Eckener announced the Graf Zeppelin’s second westward transatlantic voyage would begin tomorrow morning, with pilot Dr. August Bukenskiye set to decide the final course. The crew of 40 and 19 passengers prepared as options included routes toward Lakehurst New Jersey or southern paths via the Azores and Bermuda, amid possible fog and headwinds.
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United Press
Friedrichshafen
Hugo Eckener
Atlantic
Berlin
Mayid
Fredrichstivfen
Auga Bukensy
Iis
Nour Enange
Graf Zeppelin
Lakehurst
N. J
Newfoundland
Itekenur
Directors Re elected by Pine Grove Cemetery Assn
Annual meeting of Pine Grove Cemetery Association reports assets of 31582.63 and overall gains for the year. Directors re elected for the coming year include Alexander, Bentley, Barker, Burlingame and others. Officers re elected: Marsh president, DeRosay vice president, Rowe secretary, Leach treasurer, Alexander manager. Sexton Patterson and assistant sexton Pless also retained. A revised rate schedule for services approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Grove
Cemetery Association
Plas Grove
C.H. Patterson
William Pless
Sexton
Launch War on Reckless Driving Here
Police launched a campaign against reckless driving on North Center street and across the city after Gilbert Reynolds was arrested for reckless driving. Reynolds paid a $25 fine plus costs and the force pledged to continue the drive until speeding on North Center street ends.
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North Center Street
Gilbert Reynolds
Porter
Reynolds
Trath
Lindy and Anne Wedding Planned in Maine
Mrs Annie Morrow and Col. Charles A. Lindbergh reportedly to wed at the Morrow summer home in North Haven Maine. Mrs Dwight Morrow accompanied by Anne and Elizabeth Morrow left for an unannounced destination, with seven servants in attendance.
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Lindy
Anne
Maine
United Eres
Englewood
N. J
Morrow
Dwight Morrow
Per Agiters
Elizabeth
Annie Morrow
Col
Charles A
Lindbergh
Morrow Swamer
Haven
Veteran Plans Poppy Day Sale For May 25
Paw Lines, chairman of the committee, completes plans for the annual Poppy Day sale by Archie W. Thompson Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. The event on Saturday May 25 features the Ladies Auxiliary handling poppy distribution citywide to support hospital care for World War disabled veterans.
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Paw Lines
Cirk
Archie W. Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ladiss Auxiliary
Recital at St Edward's School by Sisters of Mercy
Devotees of music will attend a Thursday evening May 16 recital at St Edward's School presented by the Sisters of Mercy. Students from the St Edward's music department perform piano and violin ensembles with vocal selections as two young Pittsburgh violinists join in pieces by Martini and Pleyel.
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Sisters of Mercy
St. Edward's School
St. Edward's
Safegard
Pictsburgh
Martenet
Pleyel
Husic
Kiwanis Members Attend District Meet in Pittsville
Twenty four Kiwanis Club of Corry members plus the club orchestra attended the Northwest District Kiwanis gathering in Pittsville. The session featured remarks by Rev James Ramsay and Past Pennsylvania Governor Herbert Moore, with district officials leading seminars on trustee duties and secretary responsibilities. An evening meal at the YWCA preceded music from Corry’s ten piece orchestra and group singing led by Lee M Green.
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Kiwanis Club
Pittsville
Titusville
Kiwanis Clubs of
Pennsylvania
Kiwanis
District Association
Presbyterian Chapel
James W. Ramsay
Franklin
Ramsay
Jis Gore
RiShepard
Tre Tlb
C. A. Darling
Menilville Clit
Robert Stanton
Oil City
Total
International Threatield
Milwaukee
Wis
Herbert Moore
DuBois
Rev. C
Beatty
Erie
Kiwanig Club
YW. C. A
Tiliwaville
Corry
Lee M. Green
Green
Conscription Bill Referred Back to Committee
Speaker Longworth sent the James Bill to the House military affairs committee for action. Rep James said the draft proposal, urged by Secretary of War Good, would mobilize men ages 18 to 45 in a national emergency for military service.
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United Press
Washington
Longworth
James
House Military Affairs Committee
Rep
Mich
Good
Antoinette Follies dazzles large Erie crowd at high school
A packed Senior High School auditorium hosted the Antoinette Follies of 1929 staged by the Corry Woman's Club Junior Department. The two act revue featured Erie's Ene and Corry Glasses dancers, an Erie orchestra, and acts like Antoinette Steppers, ponies, Gypsy choruses, and acrobatic stunts. Numerous local girls participated, with costumes enhancing performances.
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Antoinette
Varius
Pierrot
Pierrette
Warner! Trio
Schacht Talks With British on New German Draft
Paris May 14 United Press Dr Hjalmar Schacht German delegate met with St Josiah Stamp of Britain to review a new draft that embodies Go reservations and Youngs pro forma proposal The talks indicated the main objections to railway and industry securities were withdrawn and Stamp will prepare a report for distribution to delegations likely delaying plenary briefing until Thursday
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Samuel Dashiell
United Press
Paris
Hjalmar Schach
Yoith St. Josiah Stamp
Great Britain
Stamp
Young
Latoya Utche
Germany
Schacht
United Brethren May Join Merger Plans to Form United Church
Lancaster May 4 Members of the United Brethren church at the 30th quadrennium session discuss plans to merge with the Reformed and Evangelical churches forming the United Church of America The new church would have a membership exceeding 600000 and could invite other Protestant churches to join.
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United Brethren Church
New United Church
America
United Press
Lancaster
United Church
Amering
United Brethren
Churrch
Martin Boehma
Philip Otterbein
United Brethren|p Church
United Church of
Darrow and Wilson Debate Prohibition in Baltimore
In Baltimore last night Clarence Darrow and Dr. Clarence True Wilson argued Prohibition before a large audience. The exchange showcased strong city sentiment as Wilson faced mockery and Darrow pressed for temperance reform, shaping local views on the national issue.
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Kenneth G. Crawford
United Press
Baltimore
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Clarence True Wilson
Methodist Board of Prohibition
Temperance
Sarge
Wilson
Rain Threatens Knights of Columbus Convention in Lancaster
Rain and heckling disrupted the Knights of Columbus state convention in Lancaster as anti prohibition forces shouted during Wilson's arguments. Mayor Musser and other officials faced interruptions while speakers urged unity and order amid the crowd.
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Darrow
Lancasder
Wilson
Knights of
Col- Aguor
Baltimon
Frank Musser
Lancaster
Lawrence G. Dans
Bradford
Paul C. Ydtoker
Lencaster
Call Farm Bloc Into Conference On Tariff Bill
Administration push to win farm bloc votes delays Senate farm bill action. House Ways and Means convened in executive session to hear Bloc demands for duties on hides flaxseed butter milk products and long staple cotton. If concessions satisfy enough bloc members they will back the tariff measure. if not they may oppose it. Senate debate proceeds under a ten minute rule as talks continue and a joint census reapportionment bill looms.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Senate
House
Rep
Dickeinson
Town
Apps
Ways,and Means
Lee
Camanba
Uhe
York
Assina
Hoover
Brookhan
Congress
Brookhant
Brookhart
Fess
Ohio
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Erie—Union City
Cambridge
Zeppelin
Cemetery Ass
Doo
Bobbie Watkins
Shep
Bubbles
The
National Organization For the ‘Maintenance of
Harrisburg
State Farm Show
Lines
Longdance
Misses Pay Lark
Agnes Larkin
Ida Leibig
Alice Zeizlen
Josephine O'Farrell
Parathy Smith
Patricia Carney
Mary Keller
Ruth Seobell
Molly Schwaetz
Jean Warner
Mary J. Dorris
Danithy Bens
Mary Simmons
Marguerite Davison
Dot Krug
Mildred Sprentall Harris
Nellie Donit
Mary Smiley
Phyllis Miller
Valerie Webster
Pearl Neiner
Martha Yosten
Fay Werner
Wilma Panleot
Mary Sprovers
Ellemear Smith
Martha Maiie Hawkins
Betty Drake
Dorothy Paine
Mary Loveland
Harriet Colegrave
Rachel Graft
Helen Louise
Thorpa
Anne Kovaleil
Lillian Johnson
Gwendolyn Paine
Lucile Parker
Jean Quinlis
Jean Emerick
Mary Jean Mooney
Jean Parsona
Barbara Ann Keppel
Martha Hultberg
Frances Young
Mary Frances Brooks
Charlotte Bachemer
Gertrude Drake
Francoa Edmonds
Virginia Kamps
Helen Grave Merrick
Dorothy Craker
U.B. Church
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